Titlebook: Concepts in Viral Pathogenesis II; Abner Louis Notkins,Michael B. A. Oldstone Textbook 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986

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The Three-dimensional Structure of Surface Antigens from Animal Virusesy to target anti-protein or anti-peptide mouse monoclonal antibodies against specific antigens and viruses. In addition, the ability to follow the evolution of a virus from a defined pandemic strain has enabled evaluation of natural antigenic variation and selection in the human population. By compa

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Alpha-Cells

Viruses with Ambisense RNA Genomescies at the onset of infection is achieved by viral-coded enzymes that are present in the infecting virus particles. Double-stranded RNA viruses (e.g., members of the Reoviridae) also use a virion polymerase to copy into mRNA one strand of each duplex of genomic RNA.

MONY

Viral Enhancer Elementser when located in either orientation, 5′ or 3′ to the cap site, and several kilobases away. Enhancer elements can generally act on heterologous genes as well as on the natural promoter with which they are associated [6,7]. Finally, a number of enhancer elements show tissue or species specificity, w

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Specificity of Viral Gene Controlling Elements in Transgenic Micetrol sequences, also called . are thought to interact with specific host factors to regulate the transcription of genes that are under their influence. The reader is referred to Chapter 8 in this volume for details. Here, the focus will be on the expression in transgenic mice of genes that are under

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Tomohiro Kubo,Rinku Yadav,Adam S. Veigeures employed for virus replication [1]. A variety of strategies of replication are used by viruses to reproduce in cells. For the single-stranded RNA genome viruses (other than members of the Retroviridae which have a DNA intermediate in the replication cycle), the strategy involves either (a) the